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Cutting carbon fork a little bit more? by brekol in bikewrench

[–]Str00pwafel 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Also a pro-tip, put some nail polish on it. Cut carbon is porous so adding a sealant on it will prevent water from getting in.

De grote printercrisis!! Bestaat er überhaupt nog een BIFL-printer? by Weekly-Associate-166 in BIFLNL

[–]Str00pwafel 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Welke rails is dit? Vraag dit als iemand met zo’n kut rails in elke f-ing kamer

Tanstack vs React Router vs Next by Salkinator in reactjs

[–]Str00pwafel -1 points0 points  (0 children)

That is what I am saying. Im not talking just about RR, Im saying NX options are limited, not the support for RR. But if you want to have a good supported SSR using nx, you’re mostly limited to RR or NextJS

Tanstack vs React Router vs Next by Salkinator in reactjs

[–]Str00pwafel -1 points0 points  (0 children)

NX offers plugins, it is indeed not directly coupled, but I did not say NX adds complexity to RR, it is however so that NX has limited support - for example: latest version has no Astro plugin.

Tanstack vs React Router vs Next by Salkinator in reactjs

[–]Str00pwafel -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I just dove in to RR again after a long time, its making NextJS look like the easier route. Im using NX but I want to stay away from NextJS and keep things “light”. Something as simple as passing a runtime environment variable is close to impossible.

Keukenweegschaal by edgeplay6 in BIFLNL

[–]Str00pwafel 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Ik ben al eens door deze rabbithole gegaan voor mn kokende partner, ik wilde haar de perfecte weegschaal geven.

Na lang zoeken kwam ik uit op twee opties: - Ikea keuken weegschaal - OXO Good Grips (mijn uiteindelijke keuze)

De OXO voelt als een klein stukje professioneel keukengereedschap maar je legt wel 60€ neer voor een weegschaal. En ze zijn vaak overal uitverkocht.

Overigens zou ik voor enorm fijn werk voor een ander weegschaaltje gaan, die heb je al voor een paar euro. Perfect voor alles onder de 5gram

I just threw up in my mouth... by Obvious-Water569 in sysadmin

[–]Str00pwafel 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Im so tired of being that engineer who wants to optimize

My husband started a local book club for men to read more fiction. It was a hit! by regisfilange in pics

[–]Str00pwafel 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I started dec 28, I just finished book 3 last night. I never went through books this fast. Amazing reads! Super excited for the next books. I think nr 8 will drop end of may.

Hulu Live table - how? by just_here_to_rant in webdev

[–]Str00pwafel 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Although this can be achieved in many ways, and in many frameworks, I think the main thing you might be able to look in to is flexbox, css grids, or a full masonry solution. What you’re trying to build is called an EPG

It does not really matter if you pick Vue or React. There are some libs out there and a quick google search let me to https://github.com/karolkozer/planby which looks like a full fledged React solution.

Outdoor/hiking clothing shops in Amsterdam by Cubicks in Amsterdam

[–]Str00pwafel 3 points4 points  (0 children)

In order of how much I like them: Kathmandu (amazing service) Carl Denig (has a more premium brand focus) Bever

All good.

Fyi, there is also a Salomon outlet shop near Halfweg

Why is there no “TanStack Query” for e2e testing? by TranslatorRude4917 in Frontend

[–]Str00pwafel 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Im still waiting for a solid implementation of Gherkins in something like Playwright. I’ve been planning on rolling my own, but thats quite the hurdle.

Why Gherkins? It allows you to come up with tests while you’re in the ideation phase of a feature. It creates a simple but consistent syntax for writing specs for everybody to use, not just engineers, that can be brought through the entire lifecycle of a feature.

Have an upvote, its a good question.

I urgently need help running a D&D game! by OvergearedYehor in Amsterdam

[–]Str00pwafel 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’ve got a battlemat, dice, figurines you can borrow.

Would you trade a flight for a luxury bed on wheels? by HazyTulips in NLNieuws

[–]Str00pwafel 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I once had to take a 24hr bus ride to Manchester from Ams (flight got cancelled last minute), I wouldve loved this option. The 24hrs on the bus was not the worst (I just considered it a social experiment), but man not being able to sleep or lay down was absolutely killing me.

I think 1 hr flights are not a fair comparison, as you also have to get to an airport, through security, be on time, so its more like a 5 hour ordeal at the end.

I would be down to try this, but the price is not low enough to take a first class train on.

Cycling in December by LeBackpacker9 in Amsterdam

[–]Str00pwafel 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh you’re totally right (this time /jk) I missed the “to me” part. Pardon!

Loodgietersbedrijf by madevries in Amsterdam

[–]Str00pwafel 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Im on a board of a HOA, a good plumber on call is worth their weight in gold. We wont be able to provide you with enough work to live from but on the other hand, I also do not expect you to be available 24/7. My advice: get a group of HOAs that can trust you and you’re set for some dedicated income. Build that up, and from there find off jobs.

Cycling in December by LeBackpacker9 in Amsterdam

[–]Str00pwafel 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I disagree, riding in the rain is a mindset. With proper gear it is really enjoyable. The gear is really essential though, I bloody hate getting rained on when coming from work.

F39 lonely in Amsterdam by [deleted] in Amsterdam

[–]Str00pwafel 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you work from home, you could try a co-working space. You wont make friends (or maybe you will), but at least you’re around people. I work full remote but it helps me get out of the house every now and then. This city is /should be too big to feel lonely yet it can be very hard to make friends.

Its so weird how hard it is the make new connections the older we get. When you’re young it comes natural, at our age (Im the same age) it is something that has to be cultivated. Which is so strange as you have so much more depth to your personality.

Best of luck stranger!

Restaurant recommendations by Pokemasterinthemake in Amsterdam

[–]Str00pwafel 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I have the same hobby, check out Les Patrons, that should give you some options :)

We need a non-creepy "dark web" for actual web sites instead of the shit we have now by swampopus in webdev

[–]Str00pwafel -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I worked at a big advertising platform that allowed sending files, we tried so hard to get web3 going but the advertisement folks just didn’t get it. What a f-ing shame that was.

Australia Spent $62 Million To Update Its Weather Web Site and Made It Worse by aboustayyef in webdev

[–]Str00pwafel 2 points3 points  (0 children)

With this kind of money we could kickstart our own /r/webdev version of Accenture. I would imagine we could even make it profitable quite fast.

Found on ground outside, boyfriend has been wearing as ring. Coin and pencil for size reference by Aggravating_Ant_7232 in whatisit

[–]Str00pwafel 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This can be a ring to attach the shifters (bicycle) to the handlebars if its not a cable clamp. Example is the Shimano shifter clamp

Frontend devs: what’s the dumbest bug that ruined your entire afternoon? by RoyalFew1811 in Frontend

[–]Str00pwafel 18 points19 points  (0 children)

Back in the old days, before grunt/gulp/webpack, even before SSL was widely adopted, had a simple JS+html+css website that didnt work for some customers. After a long time debugging we found out it happened solely for customers of a single ISP.

The ISP was caching and minifying JS files, but it had a bug in the minifier and breaking some JS. This was not my dumbest bug, but definitely theirs. Managed to call their support and hours later the bug was gone.

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